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To display the PICTURE SETTING menu:
1 Press the
button to display MENU
(main menu).
2 Press the button to choose PICTURE
SETTING, and press the
button.
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You can select one of three TINT modes (three kinds of pic-
ture settings) to adjust the picture settings automatically.
1
Press the
buttons to choose TINT.
2
Press
buttons to choose a mode.
COOL:
A cool white colour base with a boost in the colour and
contrast levels that creates a more vivid picture.
WARM:
A warm orange/red colour base that creates the appro-
priate colour and contrast levels for watching films.
NORMAL:
A normal white colour base with normal colour and con-
trast levels.
3
Press the
button to complete the set-
ting.
The menu disappears.
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You can change the picture settings of each TINT mode as
you like.
The picture settings changed are stored in the TINT mode.
1
Press the
buttons to choose an item.
2
Press the
buttons to change the set-
ting.
Note:
• You can change the HUE setting (picture hue) only
when the colour system is NTSC 3.58 or NTSC 4.43.
To return to the default settings in each TINT
mode:
Press the blue button.
Returns the picture settings in the currently chosen TINT
mode to the default settings, and stores them in the TINT
mode again.
3
Press the
button to complete the set-
tings.
The menu disappears.
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When you set the ECO MODE function to ON, the screen
contrast is automatically adjusted to a setting suitable for the
brightness of your room. This reduces eye strain for you and
the power consumption of the TV.
1
Press
buttons to choose ECO MODE.
2
Press
buttons to choose ON.
To cancel the ECO MODE function:
Press buttons to choose OFF.
3
Press the
button to complete the set-
ting.
The menu disappears.
Note:
• If you set the ECO MODE function to ON, the ECO lamp
lights.
Item
Lower
CONTRAST
(picture contrast)
Higher
Darker
BRIGHT
(picture brightness)
Brighter
Softer
SHARP
(picture sharpness)
Sharper
Lighter
COLOUR
(picture colour)
Deeper
Reddish
HUE
(picture hue)
Greenish
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